The phrase "payment documents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to documents related to paying a bill, such as a receipt or invoice. For example: "Please make sure to keep all payment documents for your records."
From 1995 through December 2005, the bank altered payment documents so they did not include references to countries under sanction by the American government, according to the department.
He also said that he had payment documents from the rider to the director of the laboratory, Eufemiano Fuentes, to cover the costs of extracting and then transfusing blood into a rider and thus increasing the red corpuscles that carry oxygen to weary muscles.
ANOTHER TRUMP LAWYER HAS BEEN LINKED TO STORMY DANIELS PAYMENT "Documents marked 'HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL PROCEEDING' for the first time tie President Donald Trump's flagship holding company to the continuing effort to silence a former adult-film actress who says she had an affair with Mr. Trump".
Submit your application, payment documents and photos at your appointment.
For the 300 attorneys currently using UpCounsel, the company's software handles scheduling, payments, document organization and marketing.
Sellers may reestablish the time balance by demanding "payment against documents"—that is, payment when the buyer receives the documents of title, although the goods themselves may still be with the seller or in transit.
Overall, the Soros Fund Charitable Foundation made $8.6 million in contributions to dozens of public health, education and faith-based nonprofit groups, among others, during calendar year 2012 and approved another $1.1 million for future payment, IRS documents show.
At least eight Medicare contractors have paid more than $275 million to the government to settle charges that they made improper payments, altered documents, hid files and backdated records.
As well as the payments, the documents seen by the Guardian reveal: GCHQ is pouring money into efforts to gather personal information from mobile phones and apps, and has said it wants to be able to "exploit any phone, anywhere, any time".
Local postmasters have acknowledged that a failure to assign enough workers to move the mail and problems installing a computer system for tracking certified mail have led to pileups of letters -- which include tax payments, legal documents like foreclosure notices and court filings -- in postal warehouses.
Black insists they were 'unexceptionable payments, insufficiently documented' and that there was 'no evidence of impropriety'.
